This week a union group released a study predicting that by 2005, 143,000 workers, or about 20percentt of the industry's payroll in Japan, would be unemployed.
His comments have emerged as a study predicted that one in 10 mortgage payers risk becoming trapped on unaffordable deals as interest rates rise over the next four years.
Babies as young as four months old should be given peanut butter or peanut snacks, scientists have said after a study predicted that the growing tide of peanut allergies can be reversed.
In June, the McKinsey Global Institute published a study predicting that the global economy would need an additional 38 million to 40 million college-educated workers by 2020.
Senator Dianne Feinstein of California cited a study predicting that her state's power problems would only increase this summer and that caps were needed to keep the state's two main utilities solvent and the lights on in the nation's most populous state.
In other action on Monday, a coalition of companies that sell and install solar panels released a study predicting that the imposition of tariffs could cost the United States about 60,000 jobs in the next few years.
In 1975, a study predicted that a failure of Folsom Dam alone would result in over 250,000 fatalities.
In 2014, the league released the findings of a study predicting that about three in 10 retired players will develop serious neurocognitive problems such as Alzheimer's disease or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Last month, Entergy Corp. and America's WETLAND Foundation released a study predicting that communities along the Gulf Coast could suffer a staggering, $350 billion or more in economic losses over the next 20 years because of coastal shrinking, sinking ground, climate change and other environmental threats.
A Jupiter Communications study predicts that by 2003, women will be spending a cool $53 billion per year on Internet purchases.
A World Bank study predicts that by 2020 up to 10% of an already shrinking population could have the virus and, long before that, the cost of treating the sick could all but devour the government budget.
